MORTONS NEUROMA

Morton's Neuroma is a pathological condition of the common digital nerve in the foot, most frequently between the third and fourth metatarsals (third inter-metatarsal space). The nerve sheath becomes abnormally thickened with fibrous (scar) tissue and the nerve fibres eventually deteriorate.

Foot Neuromas Explained

This common digital nerve runs along the bottom (plantar) surface of the foot and branches to supply sensation to the plantar aspect and tips of the third and fourth toes. Occasionally, the common digital nerves in the second inter-metatarsal space are affected.

Very rarely the nerve in the first or fourth inter-metatarsal space in the foot is involved. The thickening of the nerve sheath compresses the nerve within the sheath causing Mortons Neuroma symptoms

If you have a Morton's Neuroma or foot neuroma and are seeking a cure or remedy for this painful condition, we offer Cryosurgery treatment for Morton's Neuroma at our clinic in Sheffield, UK.

Please contact us for further information and to book an appointment.

 

Experience and Expertise

Robin Weaver qualified as a Podiatrist from Huddersfield University in 1999. He has subsequently worked as a Podiatrist in a range of settings within the NHS. He now works solely in private practice specialising in musculo-skeletal podiatric disorders and podiatric sports medicine.

Mr Weaver has over recent years developed a special interest in cryosurgery for the treatment of both Morton’s neuroma and plantar fasciitis, and has evolved, developed and refined the technique.

With nearly five years of Morton’s Neuroma cryosurgery behind us at The Barn Clinic and hundreds of cryosurgery treatments performed, we are now the most experienced Podiatric cryosurgery clinic outside of North America.